How do I avoid losing too much on slots?

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Since around 2am my cousin was still spinning slots like the machine owed him some money. That thing can swallow your cash quietly. If anybody wants to play slots, set a limit before opening the app. Once your mind says “one more spin” , it's going to be a big problem. Many people think that small losses are harmless until they actually add everything together. One guy in my area used almost his whole salary chasing a jackpot.
 
Just stop playing it. Playing slots can be very tempting, your brain will always tell you one more time and you could win. However, this can go on and one. Therefore, quit immediately if you start losing.
 
If you want to avoid losing too much on slots, treat them as entertainment, not a way to make money. Set a strict budget before you start and stick to it no matter what. Don’t chase losses, that’s where most big losses happen.
 

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